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BRITISH EQUITABLE ASSURANCE COMPANY

OFFICE-4, QUEEN STREET PLACE, LONDON, E.C.
Capital. A QUARTER OF A MILLION STERLING.

TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT, May, 1884.

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ACCUMULATED FUND.

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Accumulated Fund on 31st Jan., 1884 (equal to 76 per cent. of the net pre-
miums received upon policies in force)
Claims and Bonuses paid under Company's Policies

Average Reversionary Bonus, for 27 years, about 1 per cent. per annum.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE WITHOUT MUTUAL LIABILITY.

HOUSE PROPERTY AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED), 92, CANNON STREET, LONDON, E.C.

Capital One Million, in 40,000 fully paid-up Shares of £25.

For the PURCHASE and SALE of PRODUCTIVE and PROGRESSIVE HOUSE PROPERTY, and IMPROVING the DWELLINGS of the WORKING CLASSES on the Self-supporting Principle.

Capital paid up £659,622.

Dividends amounting to £208,225 have been paid to Shareholders.

Reserve Fund, £32,921.

Estates in possession-2,513 Houses and Shops, costing £800,631.

The remaining 1225 Shares of the Seventh Issue in course of allotment, at £6 per share premium. Four per cent. Debentures issued for three, five, seven, or ten years.

Fifty of the tenauts of the Company, availing themselves of the peculiar facilities afforded, have become owners of their own dwellings.

A report on the sanitary state of the Company's property is made to the Board weekly.

The Company has various houses to let in highly healthy situations, a certificate of which, by an eminent medical authority, can be seen at the office of the Company.

Prospectus and explanatory Pamphlets, entitled "Landlord and Tenant," also "Five Minutes' Talk about the House Property and Investment Company," and Share Application Forms, may be had at the offices of the Company, 92, Cannon Street, London, E.C.

NOW

JOHN THOMAS MILLER, Secretary.

READY,

In handsome cloth, red edges, complete, price 1s. 6d.,

THE

'BOYS OF THE BIBLE."

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THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY,

LONDON: 56, PATERNOSTER ROW, AND 65, ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD.

Price 2d. each; Postage id. extra. Twelve Copies, post free, 28. Strictly correct, well printed, full music size, on good paper.

NOTICE.-In ordering, it is not necessary to give the titles of the pieces. All that is required is to mention the name of the series. vz., Winks & Son's Cheap Music," and say the Nos. required.

208 Ah, ne Kissed me

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Songs with Pianoforte Accompaniment.

103 A Life on the Ocean Wave 333 All things love thee, so do I 97 Anchor's Weighed (Tenor) 220 Anchor's Weighed (Bass) 342 Annie Laurie

336 As long as the wheel of my mill turns round

190 Auld Lang Syne 164 Auld Robin Gray 277 Baby Mine

196 Banks of Allan Water

38 Bay of Biscay

292 Beautiful Dreamer

183 Beautiful Isle of the Sea 179 Beautiful Star

162 Be kind to loved ones 15 Belle Mahone

9 Belle Mahone's Reply 34 Ben Bolt

260 Bid me Discourse
276 Blind Orphan Girl

118 Bloom is on the Rye
135 Blue Bells of Scotland
227 Brave Old Oak (Bass)
251 British Grenadiers
159 Caller Herring
365 Canadian Boat Song
35 Cherry Ripe

137 Chiming bells of long ago
14 Come, birdie, come
155 Comin' thro' the rye
204 Come where my Love lies
dreaming
203 Cottage by the Sea

213 Day when You'll forget me 31 Death of Nelson (Tenor) 218 Death of Nelson (Bass) 207 Death of Poor Cock Robin 263 Does your Heart beat true to me? [darling 313 Don't be angry with me, 335 Don't be foolish, Joe 138 Down by the river side

126 Down beneath the old yew

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68 Heart of Oak

181 Here's to the Year that awa' 192 Home once More 225 Home, Sweet Home 242 Huntingtower 246 I'd be a Butterfly

319 I'll meet her when the sun goes down

271 I love to think of the days when I was young 305 Isle of Beauty 250 Ivy Green 160 Jack and Poll

98 John Barleycorn

143 John Anderson, my Joe 301 Johnny is Waiting for Me 214 Keep a light heart [night

113 Kiss me, and whisper good. 229 Land of the Leal

257 Lass of Richmond Hill 156 Lass o' Gowrie

182 Last Rose of Summer

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377 Let us Live and Forget. 362 Life let us Cherish 231 Light of other days 119 Little birdie,sing your sweet256 Little Bow of Blue 238 Little Bunch of Roses[Lane 206 Little old log Cabin in the 325 Little Green Leaf in the Bible 253 Little pattering footsteps 221 Little Sister's better now 172 Little Sister's gone to Sleep 209 Little Sweetheart, come and 154 Long, long ago [kiss me 334 Longing for Home 275 Love at Home

371 Maiden's Prayer 370 Many Happy Returns of the Day

357 Marseillaise

222 Mary of Argyle 115 Men of Harlech 337 Mermaid

163 Minstrel Boy

7 Mistletoe Bough

70 Miller of the Dee [Dreams 368 Mother Kissed me in my 121 My heart's been won by thee 210 My Bud in Heaven

306 My Heart's best Love 264 Nobody's Darling but Mine 326 Nobody's Darling sleeps peacefully now

380 Not while Britannia's alive 224 Oh, dem Golden Slippers 254 Oh, gently breathe

212 Oh! Ruddier than the cherry 340 Oh,touch those chords again 272 Old Blacksmith (Bass) 315 Old Church Bell

248 Old Towler

385 Old Wooden Rocker

328 On a Bright Summer Morn (Love Letters)

194 One Bumper at Parting 364 Only a Pansy Blossom.

Vocal Duets.

56 Gipsy Duet from "Il Trova

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57 I know a Bank

291 I would that my Love 53 Larboard Watch

58 Minute Gun at Sea 266 Pilot Brave

2 Only an Ivy Leaf 352 Pilgrim of Love 198 Pilot

366 Parting Hour(Mendelssohn) 13 Please give me a Penny 12 Poor Old Joe

72 Red, White, and Blue 197 Ring the Bell, Watchman 332 Roast Beef of Old England 102 Robin Adair

269 Rose of Lucerne

139 Roses underneath the Snow 262 Rule Britannia

369 Say a Kind Word 140 Sally in our Alley 348 Scotch Lassie Jean 320 Silver Moonlight winds are blowing

353 So early in the Morning 123 Soldier's Farewell

249 Soldier's Tear

75 Somebody whispered

316 Some love to roam

73 Spider and Fly

200 Still I love Thee

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359 The Clouds are Rolling By 79 There came a Cry to England 202 Thorn

185 Those Evening Bells

I "Tis but a little faded Flow 32 Tom Bowling (Tenor) 373 True to his Ship

33 Tom Bowling (Bass). 195 Vacant Chair 29 Veteran (Bass)

199 Village Blacksmith

36 Wait for the Waggon

330 Wait till the clouds roll by 228 Wapping Old Stairs 346 Watching and Waiting 193 Watching for Pa 124 Waves of Life

341 We are coming, sister Mary 235 When the Swallows homeward fly

230 When the Tide comes in 310 When you and I were

young, Maggie

191 Where are you going to,my pretty Maid

381 White Squall

[town

267 Within a mile of Edinboro' 310 When you and I were young 30 Why are you wandering here 158 Wolf [Flowers 37 Won't you buy my pretty 318 World is on the move 314 Write me a letter from home 343 Ye Banks and Braes

219 See, from Ocean rising 349 To all you Ladies now on Land (Trio)

60 When a little Farm we keep 184 Wreath (Ye Shepherds, tell me) trio

All orders to be sent direct to WINKS & SON, High St., Leicester.

WINKS & SON'S CHEAP MUSIC LIST (Continued).

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Pianoforte Pieces and Dance Music.

130 Golden Daisy Schottische
296 Golden Slippers Polka
485 Good Bye at the Door
95 Gloria, from "12th Mass
322 Hallelujah Chorus

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17 Handel's Harmonious Black-
& Highland Schottische
160 Happy Hours Schottische
175 Home, Sweet Home (easy)
263 Il Corricollo

354 Il Trovatore Quadrille
184 Johnny Sands

323 Joyful Peasant (easy)
94 Kyrie, from "12th Mass"
174 Keel Row (easy)
144 La Chatelaine

6 Lancers

308 La Poste Quadrille
180 La Sympathie

23 La Varsoviana

5 Les Cloches des Monastere
19 Little Bo Peep Quadrille
(for Juveniles)

131 Little Birdie Quadrille
132 Little Birdie Polka
133 Little Daisy Redowa
321 Little Coquette Waltz (easy)
386 Little Pansy Blossom Valse
(easy)

173 Last Rose of Summer(easy)
302 Last Judgment, Spohr
178 Largo, by Handel
287 Libiamo. Libiamo, from

"La Traviata" (easy)
61 Maiden's Prayer (ground
487 My lodging is on the cold
186 March of the Cameron Men
288 March, from "Norma"(easy)
324 Men of Harlech (easy)

Sacred Songs.
Chorus (with

10 Hallelujah
words)

104 Hark, the Vesper Hymn
(Solo with Chorus)

149 Hold the Fort

48 Hope

252 How Beautiful

Mountains

upon the

241 I know that my Redeemer
[there?

liveth

243 Is there room for Mary
157 I think when I read the
sweet Story

331 Jackson's Te Deum in F
151 Jesus of Nazareth
374 No Tears in Heaven

300 Minuet, from "Samson
108 Mountain Belle Schottische
286 Parige, O Cara, from "La
Traviata" (easy)

82 Prince of Wales' March
211 Purcell's Ground, with vars.
274 Queen Polka

168 Rainbow Schottische

4 Rats Quadrille
303 Rinaldo, by Handel
389 Rolling Clouds Valse
390 Rustic Polka
387 Sailor's Hornpipe
188 Santa Lucia

304 Scherzo, by Leon
311 Shepherd Boy
141 Signal March

384 Silvery Waves March
62 Silvery Waves (easy)
187 Sir Roger de Coverley
136 Sweet Kiss Polka
338 Sweet May Waltz (easy)
134 Sweetheart Schottische
177 St. Patrick's Day (easy)
290 Still so gently (easy)
165 Ten Little Niggers Quadrille
145 Tout a la Joie Polka
273 True as the Stars (easy duet)
270 Turkish March

81 Une Petite Fleur
205 Verre en Main Polka
170 Violetta Polka Mazurka
295 Way of the World (A
Musical Curiosity)

11 Weber's last Waltz
96 Wedding March
259 William Tell Quadrille
299 With Verdure Clad

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THE COMING REVOLUTION!

THE HOUSE OF LORDS

IN CONFLICT WITH THE PEOPLE.

BY REV. J. M. HAMILTON.

PRICE ONE PENNY.
LONDON: E. MARLBOROUGH & Co. MANCHESTER: JOHN HEYWOOD.
BIRMINGHAM: A G. BEACON AND J. C. ASTON.
LEICESTER: PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY WINKS & SON.

WILL BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER, PRICE ONE PENNY,

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DIRECTORY FOR 1885.

Edited by REV. JOSEPH FLETCHER.

TENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION,

WILL CONTAIN

ADDRESS BY THE EDITOR.

ENGRAVING OF WINDSOR CASTLE, PORTRAIT OF GENERAL GORDON,

AND OTHER BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS.

The Queen and her Work; Text Calendars; Our Officers; Our Churches, Pastors, and Local Preachers. FOREIGN MISSIONS; or, LIFE HAZARDED FOR CHRIST. By C. STANFORD, D.D.

WITH OTHER PIECES BY

MR. SPURGEON, DR. MACLAREN, CANON FARRAR, &c.

LONDON: E. MARLBOROUGH & Co., 51, OLD BAILEY.
LEICESTER: WINKS & SON.

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Churches and Schools are requested to send their orders early, that they may be supplied with the first edition.

Terms-100 copies, 7s. 200 at 6s. 6d.; 300 or more, 6s. per 100. Twelve copies, post free, for 13 penny stamps.

TO ADVERTISERS.

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